Twenty years ago, Briarcliff resident Danielle Boecker-Primack and her business partner Clay Rosenberg started a company called Ultrafabrics. With their headquarters in Tarrytown, a warehouse in Elmsford, a manufacturing plant […] Read more »
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For over 10 years, actor Jeffrey Combs has been performing a one-man show about the life of author Edgar Allen Poe. Although he’s performed the show, called Nevermore, all around […] Read more »
Like fantasy camp for the academic minded, One Day University gathers the most exciting professors from the nation’s top universities to give their most intriguing lectures. For its attendees, these […] Read more »
The Weekday Program is the First One in New York State to Be Offered in a Hybrid Format Pace University’s College of Health Professions (CHP) is launching a new Master […] Read more »
Gullotta House of Ossining has been approved by USA Today Network to compete in A Community Thrives Grant for up to $100,000. Community Thrives Grant is a friendly fundraising campaign […] Read more »
OCC Share’s stories of Supporting Women during Women’s History Month Ossining Children’s Center is celebrating their rich history of women’s empowerment during this Women’s History Month. The Ossining Children’s Center […] Read more »
Beginning in the April River Journal, Tarrytown-based Regeneron will partner with local high schools to match a student with one of their scientists for a one-on-one meeting and interview to see real-world scientists […] Read more »
Top ten projects tackle important global issues, such as management of infectious diseases, more efficient air travel, refugee migration patterns and space exploration Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: REGN) of Tarrytown and Society for […] Read more »
What’s more annoying than driving around Westchester and feeling that shock of hitting a massive pothole that you’re sure wasn’t even there yesterday? Like snow, freezing temperatures and school closings, […] Read more »
